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2023 Best Picture Nominees ranked

With the award season fully underway and the 2023 Oscars arriving soon, ranking the Oscar best picture nominees is the best way to commemorate...

In Retrospect: ‘The Night of the Hunter’ is a gothic nightmare...

In the 1950s Hollywood saw the gradual decline of Hay’s Code, a set of censorship and regulations imposed on filmmakers by the industry. Artists...

Sundance exclusive: ‘Justice’ reignites the fight against sexual assault on the...

Content warning: This article may not be suited for readers sensitive to sexual violence. On the first day of the Sundance Film Festival, January 19,...

The Cinematic Legacy of Sundance

The Sundance Film Festival celebrates its 49th anniversary in Park City, Utah this year. The festival has ten days of film screenings, panels with...

Get out of your head and get out there and live

I recently rewatched Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. In the beginning of the movie, our protagonist Laura Jean Covey spends her...

‘Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths’: A chimeric, sentient...

Alejandro González Iñárritu has a lot on his mind. Iñárritu’s newest film, “Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths,” marks his return to...

‘Aftersun’: an elegy for an elaborate portrait of missed human connection

The film’s intricately woven saudade paints a picture of what could have been, ensuing in the emergence of a magical first feature. A father and...

‘Triangle of Sadness’: a powerful, poignant analysis of the lives of...

The film’s ambitious mix of dark satirical comedy and social commentary culminates in a wondrous piece of art spearheaded by great performances. Swedish director Ruben...

Radar Replay: ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ is an everlasting film...

The iconic legacy of this horror film has lasted for years to come, and still continues as a reminiscent film in modern media.  The modern...

‘Decision to Leave’ : a romantic detective procedural that is subtle...

The emotional weight of “Decision to Leave” creeps up on you. It is a subtle film and fully embraces this, creating an individualistic romantic...